Hand Tendon Injuries

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When the tissue that connects muscle to bone (known as the tendon) is cut, torn or injured, it’s like a rubber band being snipped from a bundle: it’s impossible for it to repair itself. Learn more about flexor and extensor tendon injuries of the hand.

Causes & Triggers

Accidents

Sports injuries

Trauma such as a wound or deep cut

Weakened tendons due to arthritis

Signs & Symptoms

Inability to flex or straighten fingers

Numbness

Pain

Tenderness

Tips & Treatments

Early treatment is essential.

Surgical repair and splinting may be required.

Consult an orthopedic hand specialist for proper diagnosis and treatment.

These lists are not inclusive of all conditions and procedures. In order to obtain a complete and accurate diagnosis, a physician should assess your individual situation. Following diagnosis, your physician will discuss appropriate treatment options with you – both surgical and non-surgical. Schedule an appointment with an Orthopedic ONE physician.